The President of the United States nominates the controversial Robert A. Leffingwell to be Secretary of State, and as that startling news reverberates throughout Washington a powerful politician commits suicide, a Congressional Committee comes up with a surprise witness, there is a vote of censure by the Senate, and the cynicism and selfishness and altruism and loyalty and ambitions of America's public servants are revealed.

"The landmark masterpiece of political fiction"--Cover. Sequel: A shade of difference.

Bob Munson's book -- Seab Cooley's book -- Brigham Anderson's book -- Orrin Knox's book -- Advise and consent.